Ubicon - Device Icons for UniFi

Community and custom icons for clients that UniFi does not recognize. Visual overlay only, never touches your UniFi settings.

Ubicon lets you assign icons to network clients that UniFi's own fingerprint database doesn't recognize, from a community icon database or your own images. Open a client's "Change Icon" dialog in the UniFi web admin and Ubicon adds a small icon next to the dialog title; click it to search the community database or upload a custom icon. Once assigned, the icon appears everywhere UniFi shows that client: the clients table, the client detail panel, the view switcher, dashboard widgets, insights/flows, and side panes. A small badge next to UniFi's own logo confirms Ubicon is active on the page. Manage everything from the Assignments page in Ubicon's settings: every device you have assigned, sorted by name, with a search box that filters by device name, MAC address or icon label. The toolbar popup shows how many devices are assigned, your consoles, and export and import for a full backup. Optional GitHub sync keeps your assignments and custom icons in a private repository you own, so every browser you connect shows the same icons, with no item limit. It is off until you set it up, takes about three minutes with a free GitHub account, and Ubicon has no server of its own; your data goes to your own GitHub account and nowhere else. Guide: https://www.ubiconapp.com/github-sync.html Ubicon is a visual overlay only: it never calls the UniFi API and never changes any UniFi setting. It works on unifi.ui.com out of the box, and you can add a local console (UDM, Cloud Key, self-hosted) from Settings with one click when you are on it. If a UniFi update changes the page in a way that breaks Ubicon, a notice tells you and offers a one-click report. The device database is community-maintained and open to contributions. Suggest a device from the popup, or open a pull request on GitHub.